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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
The Complete Returns From all the
States---The Union Labor Party
Gets Beautifully Left.
Ohio Rolls Up an Unusual Majority-Illi-
nois in Line as Usual-New York
Slightly Democratic.
The Division Issue Carried in Dakota-Vir
ginia's Vote for Governor Lighter
Than in Twenty Years.
NEW YORK,


ALBANY, Nov. 9.-Tracy (dem) is e..ected
to congress by about 300 majority.
ALBANY. Nov. 9.-Your dispatch indi-
eating substantial majority for the Dem
ocrat{c state ticket is received. In reply to
your question asking: what | think about
it., | would say that the victory is glor-
ious one and all true Democrats should re-
joice over it. It's key note for 1883.
ISigned DAVID y. HILL.
BINGHAMToN, \. Y, Nov. 9.-Y esterday
at Chenangobridge, this comfy, eleven
women offered their votes, which were ac-
copied and deposited in the ballot boxes.
They voted the straight prohibition ticket,
but when the returns showed losses in their
strongest wards, they quickly gave up all
as lost One OF the leaders says there is
no chance for the labor party here. Victory
was needed to hold the party together, but
now it will be useless to attempt to elect d
ticket in Hamilton county. Evidence of
a combination are seen in the figures OF
ALBANY, y. Y, Nov g., 100 a. map
proximate complete returns to the Argus
from all the counties in the state give
Cook Dem for secretary of State II $3.50, a
plurality over Grant (Rep.); a net Demo
cratic gain of 1922
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
MINNIE SOTA,

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Nov. 9.-The Da-
kota election returns this morning are very
meagre and figures received in most in
stances, giving the total of several counties
show that division has carried by good
majority The principal opposition comes
from North Dakota. In South Dakota the
vote in favor of division was very large.
Local option seems to have gained the day
in most of the counties The following
counties voted in favor of local option:
Bollifnan, Cass, Foster, Grand Forks,
Griggs, Kidder, I.amoura, Nelson, Ran
some, Sargent, Trail, Beadley, Brookins,
Brown. Dawson, Edmunds, Faux, Hand
Hughes, Hyde, Jerauld, Lake, Minnehaha,
Sanbeurn and Turner This list will be in
creased as the returns come in. The vote
cast was very light in almost every county
and little excitement is reported.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
BILLIARD TOlInNaMFNT-

CWctc1. N0v. H-IHc billiard tourna.
meut was continued tins afternoon before
small audience Two hauIicau-. were
played The Grst was between William
natley and John Matthew the former
being rcqa. rcd 70 make lI5 -o bis oDpon'
eut 4, 40. rnat u.s. the former began wl;h >
and latter with ~. 200 points finishing the
game There yas geo brlIllda, playing "a
either side. The score was Haflay IrJ.
average 54, largest Uu r. Matthews
To-. average I. bigh,t run j. The
second handicap was between 6ai.ngbsr
aI.a John Donovan. the former being & yen
80 points or- Of zoo and tGr latter e1 ] e
game was as tame e.. tir Preceding one.
-corc. Gslla.rr go. average, o.. ntgilrst
run L. Donovan i,3. average 10. hi[A-
csj .ul Z. I'm r., ctrg.a- ,He.c - about
Jos people .u Attendance Tho first rams
was between -chae',r ard Cation. the lat
terb,.ug given start OF $40 pa.0te -cor":
S.h-tl,-. 100 aFs.Hgs. 8 80. o. best r.'u.
q Cation. 15A. average. g n. hi2hest
run. 10.
The second game of the evening was Ja-
tween Ives and -,o, 4n. The former t~in3
given -ta-- Of .J point ~roo. is@a 80
average = 1-5s. highest 1910 g. Sion lJi;
average > 9.t55. highest f.u l-
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TWENTY-FlFTH DISTRICT.

Special dispatch to the Eagle
MARION, Nov 9.-The election in this,
the TweEty-fifth judicial district, has re-
suited in Judge Doster carrying every
county in the district against NJ. P Simp-
son Of Mcpherson, an alleged Republican
candidate He carried the district by about
1,S00. The Republican county ticket was
elected by reduced majorities. Bonfires
are blazing and there is great rejoicing here
tonight over the result.
The grand jury is investigating the silk
commission and a report is expected in a
day or two.
The Marion water works plant is about
completed, and the city was never more
PROSPEROUS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10

Nl-Crrrt-. ia....-eps. o. i5-.fr1ctivS
forest Irae haFe .eru rs2.lE Tor three
dav- twenty-five i4Ii-s -fl 81 town 20
H1 e-sE .d I.-.... Fences and t.,8l er
were le:f 80 tsa mercy o.. ra- i.4rae-. To
people frl- ft- f.-e ai -r ay r.Ei 20
cave their u,H..- Ia34ssH4- 90 a0i-ass'
damage eva- done. atG tHs H-r- vers net
saldls4 uU.i tlis U9u.aE The drought.
made fHs woosi. a1 ssHF r-rF fg tls cs-
vcuruz Gams saI t5r "a tl...s j. e.ernF 4
as s. t.e Ge----l. r. 81 tae LlHs1 Z
u.aur Iely.. H.- Ia.e.-sa-.. "a r.~3u-
mualtT we< f#rrHr--fr-.tsf & i4rgs
amount o.. heavy tiu.tt- Ha- Ie-tEoged.
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PRFPARING TO DECIDE.
Governor 0glesby Intimates That His
Answer is Not Far Away.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Nov. 9-Messrs w
NJ. Salter, H. d. Lloyd and Mr.. NcCon-
nell of Chicago, were accorded lengthy
interview with the governor. extending
| from ) until 5:l5 p. m. Mr.. Salter was the
bearer Of numerous petitions. among them
those signed by judges Tuley, Morgan,
| Baker, McAllister. cx-Judgc Booth, Ma
rian HUghitt and many other prominent
citizens Mr. Mcconnell presented petit
ton signed by Hon. ". &. Goudy. Hon.
| LYMAN TruInbul and other promi-
nent citizens, and Mir. Lloyd
delivered an appeal rcciting the history
why executive cicmency can properly be
extended. The governor listened 10 these
gentlemen who represented the business
men and class of citizens mentioned above
with the closest attention and talked with
them freely about the situation No one
was present except the three gentlemen
and the governor An associated press
reporter interviewed Mr.. Sai;rr this even
ing as to the character OF his talk with
the governor and his impressions ii the
governors purpose. Mr. Saltcr laid ne was
not at liberty to tell all the governor said.
but he would say that MS cXcellency
was evidently laboring with the question
and spoke very frankly of the difficulties Of
the II iuatiOu Mr. SaIJer told the governor
that ii ne had waited over IL Chicago uuiiI
this evening lie could have presented a still
more imposing list ~ prominent names on
his petitions. The governor replied: Il
am glad you did not wait until tonight 20
come down for / must, III Justice - these
men. decide the question before me very
soon 1t win not d. 10 delay much longer.
The governor asked the gentlemen q NUM-
Der OF questions and seemed DESTROYS -
learn everything about the case and feeling
OF the citizens of Chicago that they could
IL 1,
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SHOT HIS MOTHER

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 9-The wife of
Benjamin f. Hicks, OF the Twentieth dis
trict of this county was accidentally shot
by her fourteen-year-ol son at her home.
She and the boy were trying to catch 4
chicken, add the boy had his gun loaded
with bird shot. Just az his mother drove
the chickens around the smoke house the
boy fired at them, and his mother at the
same time ran out within range and re-
ceived twenty-seven shot in her abdomen,
thigh and leg. Twenty shot were extracted
but the other five are believed to have en-
tered the abdominal cavity, and may prove
flfnl
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SIZES HAS HOPES.
Spies Expressed the Hopes that the Goyer-
nor Would lntercede in the Execution.

CHICAGO. Nov. 9-The anarchists were
not permitted CUE of their cells today
Visitors were restricted, and in a remote
part Of the Jail few trusted deputies were
busy perfecting the final preIjm'uiari,
needful to the erection Of the Qallows. A.
yet this instrument Of death has not been
removed from the storage room, but every
thing is in readiness now 10 20 forward
with the executions. that is. cvei-ythiuz
except the joining together OF the frame
work of the gaI.o"s, but that can be done
in 4 very little while
p A little before noon Spies called Mr os-
borne. the death watch, 10 his cell. The
anarchist wanted TO talk TO relieve the
EOrT bic tcdeum. He talked earnestly ard
at considerable length. Air Osborne said
Spies and the others too. for thar matter,
had strong hopes tLat ire governor VIII
interCede and prevent the execution Spies.
Mr.. Osborne said. regIrled himself - can
apostle 81 the poor and down tr-Cdfu. HIS
position toward society and ORDER he
thought, was much Ike the one JOHN
Brown OcCUpiCt 81 behalf * i-e negro
slaves. Were be put 10 death. com BEG
generations would rise up aud lament iae
execution, and his name w.I.d be al .Ca-
Orcd one among the WgF.u mari yI-.
spies, Mr.. Osborne SAID. iul.y believes
TINS
At 2.40 this afternoon the following teIe-
gram was received by Parsons ~ the 5alt.
sign immediately the petition have pre-
pared for you an -ei n gel and I --chr- -
sign Everything may depend upon ais.
your live and the opinion os she public.
forGcE AXE 81 20. and .FIre Tae ~ nUse.
l-IGSEDl " i. DLaCE
Parsons At once declared TIE eesufn1Bl-
cation % n fraud. - did also fischer.
bat Engie aait b. would -igu Il rte a-t.. --
did Tie .I-fatrh was dated SPIN -..el1
and wa- flied 2, = 3. ia
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The total vote cast in
Cook county yesterday for Judge of the su-
perior court was 63.342 Joseph f. Gary.
Republican and Democratic candidate. re-
ceiyed 55,0Si and Captain Black, Socialist,
6.25S, Gary's majority, 1886. Joel NJ
Longnecker (Rep.l, candidate for states
attorney, was elected by a majority of
II, i36 votes over all opposing candidates.
All the Republican candidates for commits
sioners were elected Proceeds TO issue
l0OO0,0O0 county bonds and bury the COM
mission bill were approved by fair ma
iorifN
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4 WRIT OF HAsEAe co9plIe

CHICAGO. Now 9-Atto-ney solomon.
late this afternoon obtained the sigma rures
Of spies. Fielder and Schwab 10 petition
for a writ Of habeas corpus The grounds
upon which the writ j asked are that the
Judgment OF the supreme court Of the
state was Illegal. in thar il said. The judg-
rnent should IA affirmed. instead Of the
Judgment in each case Also that the de
feudents should - in court AZ the time the
Judgment Of The court was rendered and
that st that time they were IN the Cook
county jail The petition 7vlll be laid Re
fore one Of the judges OF the criminal court
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
WESTERN FIELD TRAILS.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. "a special from
Carthage No. says that the Western Field
Trial association as elected the following
officers: President 4. a. Whipple. OF
Kansas City; first vice-pretident, Thos
Mosher. of Abilene, Kan; second vice pres
ident. J. l. Case. Of Racine. Wis: secretary
and treasurer. X. c. Van Horn, OF Kansas
City. In today's trials Pray'S Gladstone
beat Belle Of Kansas City Kings Mark
beat Trinket's Countess, and in the trial
for the first prize Of 80. Proy's Gladstone
beat Kings Marx
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
AN UNNATURAL SON

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-Johann J. Koel was
arrested yesterday morning on board the
steamship Russia, from Hamburg, on a
charge of forgery, amounting to several
thousand dollars. Ii is alleged that he
forged the name of F. ]. Sanger, of SUIT
CART. When searched considerable
amount of money was found on him He
declined to make any statement. Today,
when taken before Commissioner Lyman,
he was held for examination. His son, a
young man of nineteen years, who accom-
panied the old gentleman, refused to have
anything more 20 do with him when in
formed of his crime
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
CLOSE ON SUNDAYS.

EVANSVILLE Ind, Nov. 9.-After long
and bitter controversy between the liquor
league and law and order advocates, the
metropolitan police commissioners have
issued an order for the closing of liquor
saloons on Sunday and certain holidays,
and between II p N. and "a. m. OF week
days. The order will go into effect next
Saturday, after which the law Of Indiana,
providing as above will be strictly en-
forced. Some of the liquor sellers threaten
to test the law, but most Of them will ac-
ouiesce. Heretofore most of the saloons
have run wide open. There is great re-
joicing among temperance people over the
new turn of affairs
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
TO SAVE His MONEV

BELLEVUE, o. Nov. 9.-I4ast night while
George Rospert. aged seventy-three. living
eight miles south, was returning home
from a neighhors, his house was discov-
cred on ire. He ran. tried 10 secure some
money from bureru in his bedroom. and
succeeded in getting $50 in gold Return
ing TO get some paper money in another
room. his clothes caught fire, ne fell. and
was completely roasted from head to foot.
He lived only two hours. and suffered ter
rihlY. Icnss ON bnIlse INtal: no insurance.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
SIMMER COuNIY.

Special dispatch to the Daily Eagle
WELLINGTON, Nov. 9-The returns are
all in for Sumner county and Republicans
all elected, 700 majority. The exact
ID ajorities reported tonight are: Berry
county, clerk 7f6; Strum, treasurer, 534;;
Long. register OF deeds, $50; Adams,
sheriff. ~; and Reitz. Republican COM
missioner of First district, ever Hesket,
Democrat s.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
Most of the Counties of the State
POIled Full F0te--GOOd
Republican MajoritieS.
Ravena Wins the Countyseatship Of Gar
field County By Majority
Of Forty Votes.
The Harper County Vote Significant Of
County Seat Preferences-0ther
Election News
KANSAS ELECTIONS.
HARPER COUNTY.

Special dispatch TO Tie Daily Eagle.
HARPER, Nov. 9.-The election in Harper
county has resulted in a victory for the en-
tire Harper ticket, proving conclusively
that the people OF the county are favorable
to Harper for the county-seat. The cleo
ton was run on the county-seat issue. clear
of politics The election is a surprise. to
the most sanguine supporters OF the sue
cessful ticket The majorities average
800. Eight thousand people are celebrating
their victory in Harpe- tonight with bon
fires, brass band and speeches. Great ex-
element.
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THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 10. l a. m-For
Missouri: Slightly warmer, fair weather,
light to fresh westerly winds, shifting to
south~esterly.
For Kansas: Warmer, fair weather.
light to fresh winds, generally shifting to
south and west
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10

Sr1IVcF-tf o. $50. Sow. y -sr Pa p
tsI acid a1 ersr -.-r e ae I'D =
20. crio-si val.aH. sarah Duncan. rho
-as E.-e'i ar-s Ias e.-riTs NJ. sfe -tr.et.
60 serf.rf teIuE thai 5-e se-s.-sa. ..i-d
from q su.ie ,sr,Ha p m @tf os~ast =
tir' i7r s4--sarl iasafr. r-.a-f1 4fs
tG-1sa. Tones laya-f. 1as s.s9 held as
a.-e -g - t.e - f s- Be 90. H.
g-Td was lodged ~ it.l EV.ts. las aifs
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FORD COUNTY,.
Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.

% tlic lJ&.iy
DODGE CITY, Nov. 9.-The election
passed off very quietly in this, Ford coun-
ty. Hardly d straight ticket was polled by
either party. The Republicans elected
John Goodwin for register of deeds, S.
Gallagher for county clerk, and D. D..
Rose for coroner The Democrats, by a
great deal Of scratching, succeeded in
electing George p. Cox for treasurer, II. B.
Bell for sheriff, w. Z. Hendrix county at
torney, and George w. Potter surveyor.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
MARYl AND

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9-Reiiable estimates
from throughout the state that jackson :
majority for governor will be shout 9,0o0.
tAe smallest received by any governor in
twenty years. Senator Germans county
lis Democratic by reduced majority. The
call for constitutional convention was
defeated by 5000,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
Tpaups ONa sTRikE.

LANCASTER. Pa, New. 9.-Ihirty eight
t-s.rlus confined II the county 1vorkho -
have for several DAYS bsen II revolt ard re-
fused 70 break stone Last night q nun
Der OF them attempted TO escape, wsen one
OF the number was shot by keeVer- How
badly has not been a-ceyIained, as the
tra1nps are in possession OF the yard aud
threaten with violence anyoody who en-
>erS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 9-Returns of the
- definitely heard from gives domo-
as majority OF forty in the general
assembly. The remainder of the state will
Iresse this majority by eight or ten,
g. 1AS the Democrats about the same ma
lorty they had IL the last legislature
Five colored members of the House have
been elected hv Repuhlicans
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
NEW Jersey

TRENTON, n. J., Nov. 9-Correct re-
turns indicate the next legislature viii
stand: Senate, Republicans, twelve; Demo
Gratis, nine. House-Republicans thirty
seven; Democrats, twenty-three.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
OREGON.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 9.-Later returns
do not change the result on the prohibition
amendment, which is beaten by not less
than 1909, and perhaps 5000
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FEARFUL DIED OF AN I'ssANE Man.

QUEBEC, Nov. s.-Gus Lambert aged a
suddenly became insane this morning. and
before he was oveTpowered had cut the
throats Of his wife. child and himself -
badly that it i doubtful If any OF ;hem
will recover. IL endeavorlng 70 wrest the
razor from him the wifss hands were hor-
rib!y mur5lated
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
SHOT HIS sROTEFR-IN-lA Avn

KANSAS CITY, Nov. "a Times Olathe,
Kansas, special says that Frank Dolph
shot and killed his brother-in-law Charles
A Jones tonight. Jones had been drink
ing and maltreating his wife, who was
Oolph's sister.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
LEI IkEM HANG.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 9-The American
Alliance with a membership of 5000, has
telegraphed Governor 0glesby asking him
10 let the law take its course in the anar-
chist cases.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
MASSACHIISIIESIS

BOsTOE, Nov 9-Returns from all cisies
and towns in the state show about So go
more than IN 1888, and y, 600 in excess of
last wear
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10

Fsas74r lv Side ESD ~eE = Perez
&. Czrre-5s-rrr r. E.-sf iss.s-1a t-raeF. ta1s
afterl..sc- Los. 0tgs s5aj %
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-06-26
VOLUME 2t.
LIncoln's Biographies.

The Appeal has received copy Of
"Reminiscences Of Lincoln" 1t is a
very interesting book and over two doz.
Ell prominent men of the Nation have
contributed sketches. Not few OF
these Biographies uake out Lincoln Ii
great NAH, but ias roundabout wny
give the rraderto understand that Old
Abe got most Of his best ideas from the
party writing the biography. some Of
the passages are in this style:
II first met Mr.. Lincoln in 1858 and
in a short conversation with him sug-
Hested my ideas of freeing the slaves.
Ny remarks seemed to make deep im.
preston on him aud l had almost for.
gotten the talk until in his Emaucipa.
tion Proclamation he utilized my Ian.
guage. always had great respect for
the great man after that"
This is indeed ice cold galI.-I Carson
Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-06-26
From Prescott.

We nrc under obligations TO l.. 4
Willard and other friends for copies Of
the Prescott. (Arizonin.) Courier Of ,L,
10Th instant. from which the fciIowiu.
is clipped in reference 70 One o! IL,
{ eyTgcr muIdcrcIs:
Territory vs. Johuson, District At.
torney llcrudon for prosecution aud
Col. Eggers for defense. each OF whom
presented their side Of the case AS for
chilly as evidence would permit.
Next came the Judges charge to the
jury, which il Characterized an fan
clear and forcihlc.
The jury retired. SLd returned in {.
m utcs, rendering verdict Of guilty,
recommending the death penalty.
The prisoner did not move muscle
but il was noticed that his sinister
eouuteuance assumed all asby hue
Judge Wright intimated that he
would pass sentence at end OF term"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-06-26
The FrankeICrcdItors.

We understand from very fair and
pretty direct source that the Fraukels
will soon make AN effDr. to settle with
their creditors. The basis Of tile.
ment, according to our best informa
tion, will he in the neighbour ood oi
twenty. five cents on the dollar. This
percentage will bring iuto the pocket,
"f Storey county creditors alone about
$500. 600, which sum. We believe, is inr
IN excess OF the sum actually pRId to
the FrankrIs for the purchase OF stock
Now that We might say they are be.
you'd the reach OF the law criuiualIy,
tho on 10 settle. il true. must b,
Iaken. that point c0usIdrrcd, as some.
thing very much to their credit NIr,
gInia Report.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-06-26
The sharp Case.

Anew York dispatch of the 10th in
slant says:
The jury in the Sharp case was final
ly completed and sworn IN. The whole
numbcr Of jurors examined in order e.
secure lnnl panel was l,l?G. After
the oath was administered t. the jury
Judge Bnuau brnuGG; mp th" qu"s;ior
OF Sharp's commitment. lie did tot
want to eudnnger defendants lite. aud
after some discussion 4 was decided lO
have squad Of deputies guard the
prisoner in his own house. After re-
crss. Assistant District Attorney Nic,
oil began the opening address for the
State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-06-26
the Fishing Trip over.

"Danicl."
ayes, size"
"whd is tho Tesult Of 20 days
catchH"
"Two mcGsly trout, sirc, three inchca
long"
And ysstordny2"
mot fish. size. Only bites were
black flies and mosquitoes"
"Drniel. I can syn?nthiEo with this
New England fishermen now. Pass me
the bait bottle"
"Alns. airc. II is empty"
"Thsn we return tn Washington nj
once Piiisbnig Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-06-26
The CIcvInucr oIurdcr.

A Prescott. Arizona. dispatch of the
JIth instant says that Johnson, one Of
che murdercrs of old mnn CIcVinger and
his wife in che Buckskiu Mountains last
May. Is convicted Of murder in the fist
degree and will suffer the death penalty
johnson is the colorcd man, and ms
nothing is said Of Wilson, who wns ar.
rested with Johnson as ono Of the mur
ders, II ia probabIs chat his trial has
not yet taken place. Our readers will
bc pleased TO know that Nt lcnst one Of
the fItnds will suffer tho just penalty
OF his crime.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-09

The great scheme for through Siberian railroad from St. Petersburg to Vladiyostock,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-09
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